>> wright. >> the other one that got him -- >> yeah. >> was he doing something to him? >> no, i mean, maybe. i mean, everyone knew this guy was a piece of trash, but who knows, you know? i never even talk to this guy. never been to his house. >> i'll have to talk to this wright. >> yeah. >> and see. >> he'll probably tell you the same thing i am. i mean, he don't know the dude. i mean, he's probably talked to him a few times. but that guy has his own circle of friends. nobody was messing with him. everybody kind of knew who he was but -- >> he's claiming that he was forced to hold that hooch. >> that's probably crap, man. >> my only warning to you is keep your hands off these guys, okay? >> all right. appreciate it. >> i can't make a decision now. because i haven't talked to the other two. but just from what i know now we've got nothing on holloman. all i've got is another inmate saying he thinks maybe he might have called the shot. the other individual, the sex offender is claiming he was assaulted. which there's hardly any marks on him at all. now we're going to have

>> wright. >> the other one that got him -- >> yeah. >> was he doing something to him? >> no, i mean, maybe. i mean, everyone knew this guy was a piece of trash, but who knows, you know? i never even talk to this guy. never been to his house. >> i'll have to talk to this wright. >> yeah. >> and see. >> he'll probably tell you the same thing i am. i mean, he don't know the dude. i mean, he's probably talked to him a few times. but that guy has his own circle of friends. nobody was messing with him. everybody kind of knew who he was but -- >> he's claiming that he was forced to hold that hooch. >> that's probably crap, man. >> my only warning to you is keep your hands off these guys, okay? >> all right. appreciate it. >> i can't make a decision now. because i haven't talked to the other two. but just from what i know now we've got nothing on holloman. all i've got is another inmate saying he thinks maybe he might have called the shot. the other individual, the sex offender is claiming he was assaulted. which there's hardly any marks on him at all. now we're going to have

wright chose to study lemurs is their social system.roving families the females are in charge. >> they decide where the whole group goes, which fruit trees they're going to go in, and they go first and eat the best. >> reporter: these omnivores eat most anything including bamboo stalks, which are full of cyanide, easy enough to kill a person but no effect on the lemur. dr. wright's team is studying how they're able to digest such a powerful toxin. >> these golden bamboo lemurs like to hang out at the top of the canopy. they're easy to spot because you have the bits they don't want falling to the floor. >> reporter: at night -- >> we're cheating a bit and rubbing bananas on trees, that's like crack to mouse lemurs. >> reporter: the smallest primate in the world. >> how can you see anything? it's pitch black. >> see there? >> oh, yeah, there it is. sure enough, going straight for the banana. >> reporter: mouse lemurs are known to get the same diseases we do, alzheimer's, diabetes, and obesity, making them crucial to study. on this night t

that's get over to julie wright -- let's get over to julie wright.ulie: busy for those coming south right now from andrews leaving silver hill for the wilson bridge. this is where we have the crash with the overturned vehicle. the inner loop of the capital beltway making way pastoral 4 pennsylvania avenue, your see overturned vehicle. under police direction is able to get by using the left shoulder only. it is really jammed up. looking at a four mile backup. let me take you back to the cameras. the inner loop, this is the delay which is beginning to form yo r take walker mill over to silver hill road on five and. earlier i mentioned there was a crash right here along the suitland parkway. the ramp is in the process of reopening. that is your best alternate. the outer loop of the beltway after georgia avenue, a crash backing up the commute through silver spring. stick with randolph as your workaround. back in 10 minutes. take a look at this if your commute takes you along the inner loop this morning. the inner loop is closed just after pennsylvania av

buchwald-wright: hello. it's nice to see you again. i'm karen buchwald-wright. and i'm the president and ceo of a family business that manufactures natural gas compressors. we're from mt. vernon, ohio. and gas compressors are used in both the oil and gas industry, so i'm especially thankful that you have gotten the keystone -- president trump: very busy. ms. buchwald-wright: yes, we are very busy, actually. president trump: you have to be. it's a big difference. that industry has changed over the last couple of months -- actually, over the last couple of weeks, that industry has changed. ms. buchwald-wright: yes. it's great. president trump: a lot of jobs. mr. barr: good morning, mr. president. i'm matt barr with carolina color. we manufacture colors for the plastics industry. we're a family-owned business. we also celebrated our 50th anniversary this year, 120 employees. we're in delaware, ohio, and we're headquartered in salisbury, north carolina. president trump: nice to have you. ms. johnson: good morning, mr. president. i'm kellie johnson, president of ace

more of our presidents then come from any other state, thomas edison, the wright brothers. if you include the northwest territory, which is what much of the book is about, you have abraham lincoln, and it goes on and on. the northwest territory was a subject i knew nothing about, and briefly, the northwest territory was seated to us -- was ceded to us by the british at the end of the revolutionary war and the treaty of paris in 1783. it was a brilliant stroke of genius on the part of john adams and others who were the diplomats at that occasion. what they ceded to us equal in size the entire area of the original 13 colonies. we doubled the size of our country geographically, physically, with one stroke of the pen. and there was nobody except native americans living there, no settlements, no towns. nothing. there were squatters and traders and fur dealers and trappers, but no settlement. the idea that was cooked up by others from around boston was to create a way of paying back to the veterans of the revolution who never received any money for their service, they received ce

those wright brothers never had the advantages of material wealth.hey were raised to work hard, to have a purpose and to never be little or smear a rival. other people who were in the aviation pioneering era would often take cracks at the wright brothers. the wright brothers never said anything negative about those with whom they were in competition. brian: i want to stay with character for a moment. the president got a lot of criticism from a lot of different areas about his attitude towards women. one of the heroes of a lot of people is john f. kennedy and his relationship with women --not admirable, nobody knew about it. david: i was in the kennedy administration in a very low ranking role. brian: what is the difference between a jfk and a donald trump when it comes to women? david: kennedy was a gentleman. brian: he had a 19-year-old who was in the white house -- david: he did not smear her. he did not talk about the women he was involved in. brian: we as of the people office was camelot. david: the exposure of the full story of a president is a

frank lloyd wright considered the greatest american architect. his concept and how we live, how homes were designed is revolutionary. >> wright was born in 1867. was already working as an architect by the time he's 20. over the next 70 years he designed anything you can think of. presidential homes, schools, churches, skyscrapers. even museums like new york's -- >> he start practicing in the late 18 the traditional models. he change the way things were built. and how people lived in america. >> in the 1800s victorian homes where square house, square room, you open a door going to the next square room. he blew that open. >> you want to buildings in the united stas ha their character. why uniquely american. in 1937 he brought 160 acres of land in arizona. he built what he called his winter camp. was right here in scottsdale, arizona. >> he had been here in the 20s working on the hotel and fell in love with the desert. for him it was your geometry. the rocks, mountains, it was his laboratory. a place where he came and experimented with architecture.

here's abc's david wright on trump's first 100 days. >> the 45th president of the united states, donald trump! >> reporter: making america great again might take a little longer than donald trump expected. >> like i promised, we are doing a really top job already. 99 days. >> reporter: 99 days and still so much to get done. >> build the wall! >> we'll build the wall, don't even think about it. don't even think about it. >> reporter: in fairness, everybody already knew washington wouldn't change overnight. except for president trump, it seems. >> i am asking the american people to dream big once again. what follows is my 100-day action plan to make america great again. >> reporter: back in october, he set the standard with his gettysburg address, an ambitious outline of his plan to transform the federal government. >> we will drain the swamp in washington, d.c. >> reporter: and he promised he'd get it done in 100 days. >> this is my pledge to you. and if we follow these steps, we will once more have a government of, by, and for the people. >> reporter: as that milestone started to loom,

ben wright, bbc news.as shot by police and wounded during a counter—terrorism operation in north—west london last week has now been arrested. in north—west london last week after in north—west london last week she was released f hospital. police are also still holding six other suspects. meanwhile, officers have been given more time to question khalid mohammed 0mar ali, who was taken into custody on thursday afternoon near parliament square. one of the most prominent figures in world sport strongly denies any involvement in the latest corruption scandal to hit football's governing body, fifa. scandal to hit football's sheikh ahmad al fahad al sabah of kuwait says he's stepping down from fifa's powerful ruling council after being linked to a bribery case in america. after being linked to ten years after the disappearance of madeleine mccann, her parents have told the bbc they'll do "whatever it takes, for as long as it takes" to find their daughter. madeleine was three years old when she went missing while

i'm amber austin-wright in london, that story is coming up. >> wow, what a day. we have wind swept blue skies. but, that is the operative word. we have winds that will be increasing today. but look at that visibility! the weekend forecast coming upright after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, showing a bus driver being attacked by a ride >> new video at noon from west palm beach showing a bus driver being attacked by a rider. the suspect charging forward here at the driver asked him to pay his fare. then punches the driver in the face. the driver tries kicking the man to fight him off. authorities saying that the suspect ended up dragging the driver off the bus. you see the bus driver standing outside holding his jaw. the driver was taken to the hospital for serious injuries. it is unclear if the suspect was arrested. >>> developing news from overseas at noon. british police say they have stopped an active terror plot after shooting a woman during raids in london. reporter amber austin-wright explains terror investigators say they are making arrests almost every day as they

villanova coach wright having a great time. phillys score two with two out. kendrick, killing the ball. 3-0, phillys. but hen hellickson, perfect through three. but started the sixth. uh-oh, his hand cramps up. he leaves. he only thinks it's dehydration. but the phills in serious trouble in the ninth up 3-0, gomez, oh, no. ryan zimmerman, the pinch hit three-run homer. tied at three. phills are considering removing gomez from the closer's role. but trust the process. bottom nine, two on, two out. cesar hernandez, the walkoff game winner. phillies win 4. 3. wright loves loves it. tide for first for the first time in three years. >> today was special. we beat them. after scoring that many runs, you don't know what to expect. could have swept these guys. it's huge for our team. >> two delays a row that we have, you know, come back and show we're not going to quit. so it's a fun team to watch. , you know, we're probably going to do that a lot this year. >> so the phillies, should they replace their closer? considering it. and we're talking about it on action news

like tabrice wright from payroll who told oh you have children. you have three. by the same man? i'm like, yes. i was shocked. i was shocked. >> a lawyer for judith slater calling the charges frivolous aimed at enflaming racial tensions. meantime fox news vehemently denying the race discrimination charges. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> as for waters announced on last night's show he is abruptly going on vacation the next two days, plans to be back monday. >> after saying on twitter this is all a misunderstanding. coming up, the latest flight fiasco. >> delta allegedly kicking a passenger off the plane for using a restroom before takeoff. that's next. nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen ings. >> huh. >> bad that we don't know any apps. >> because we're old. first united had problems. then american airlines. and then, all of a sudden, delta is like hold my beer. >> a milwaukee man was kicked off a plane on a delta flight. allegedly for using the bathroom, when told not to.

the white house said they lit the place blue in honor of the wright family, bob wright, former nbc ceo, and% susan wright who died in 2016. over the last 24 hours, look what they built, however. land markets around the nation and the world were bathed in blue for world autism day. perhaps there was one near you. that's your broadcast this evening. thank you for being here with us. and good night from new york. was novelty check day at the white house. find out what this is all about

frank lloyd wright considered the greatest american architect. wright was born in 1867. was already working as an architect by the time he's 20. over the next 70 years he designed anything you can think of. presidential homes, schools, churches, skyscrapers. even museums like new york's -- >> he start practicing in the late 18 the traditional models. he change the way things were built. and how people lived in america. >> in the 1800s victorian homes where square house, square room, you open a door going to the next square room. he blew that open. >> you want to buildings in the united states have their character. why uniquely american. in 1937 he brought 160 acres of land in arizona. he built what he called his winter camp. was right here in scottsdale, arizona. >> he had been here in the 20s working on the hotel and fell in love with the desert. for him it was your geometry. the rocks, mountains, it was his laboratory. a place where he came and experimented with architecture. >> today it is the home of his school of architecture in the frank ll

veteran news anchor kelly wright of the fox news channel had an emotional news conference today. wright explained why he joined about a dozen other current and former minority employees in a racial discrimination suit against the cable network. here's anna werner. >> 21st century fox ought to appropriately rename itself 18th century fox. >> reporter: in the latest lawsuit, minority employees accuses fox news of racial discrimination. among the allegations against former controller judith slater, fired by fox two months ago, that she mocked the way they spoke and demanded that minority employees engage in arm wrestling contests, including against some of their white female supervisors. anchor and reporter kelly wright. >> this hurts. >> reporter: he came forward after his colleagues sued. >> i thought, this is so pervasive. i have seen this before, and i was silent. i cannot be silent anymore. >> reporter: the development comes after former star host bill o'reilly was fired over sexual harassment allegations. "the new york times" reported that he settled several lawsuits, but in c

. >> reporter: anchor kelly wright, coming forward to join a class-action suit accusing fox news of "e racial discrimination" and "plantation-style management." >> i want to make it possible for whoever fills my shoes that next generation to never go through this. >> reporter: wright, who says he was demeaned and passed over for promotions, compelled to speak out after fellow employees shared stories of racial allegedly. like wright from payroll who told george stephanopoulos about how former vp judith slater spoke to her. >> she's like oh, you have 3 children. i'm like i have 3. all by the same man? i'm like yes. i was shocked. i was shocked. >> reporter: they're calling the lawsuits frivolous. meantime fox news vehemently denies. >>> when we come back -- remember a well-loved director. one of his most famous movies sent chills. >>> that neighborhood rocked by a explosion. neighbors told to shut down their gas. authorities on the scene tonight. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something bette

abc's david wright reporting from west palm beach tonight. >> reporter: in berkeley, california, today, a melee, violence flared between pro and anti-trump demonstrators. a clash complete with fire crackers and pepper spray. police in riot gear standing by. at least 15 demonstrators are now under arrest. this on a day of nationwide protests scheduled for tax day, april 15th. in new york, l.a., washington, and chicago. dozens of cities, protesters demanded president trump release his tax returns. >> so, what does your sign say? >> well you can read it. it says 75% of americans say, "release your taxes." and that's what we want donald trump to do. >> reporter: today they were even marching on mar-a-lago. >> he's scamming the united states. he's costing millions of dollars by coming to mar-a-lago every weekend to play golf. >> reporter: at that first debate with hillary clinton, trump promised he'd eventually release his returns. >> i'm under a routine audit, and it'll be released. and as soon as the audit's finished, it will be released. >> reporter: later, a change of heart. >> he's not

the white house said they lit the place blue in honor of the wright family, bob wright, former nbc ceost 24 hours, look what they built, however. land marks around the nation and world were bathed in blue for world autism day. perhaps there was one near you. that's your broadcast this evening. thank you for being here with us. and good night from new york. >>> buzzfeed ali watkins has a sort of jaw dropping scoop tonight about the trump campaign. that story dropped tonight just in the last couple hours. we've got ali watkins here tonight to talk about that story we've got her exclusively. you are going to want to hear that. we're also going to be joined by michael leiter. he's the former director of the national counterterrorism center. big show coming up tonight. a lot to get to this hour. one of the weirder stories is the revelation that jared

for milton wright, thether -- father of the brothers. he raised those boys to have purpose in life. you have the purpose of making life better, better for the next generation and the generation after that. we have never been a perfect country, yes we have had flaws. we have always risen to the occasion and done what needed to be done in order to correct that. we did not play on fear and hatred, or any of these other cheap methods of gaining followers that so often come and go different people -- with different people. history is not just that we know more about how the government works for the civics of it, which is all extremely important. it value of history is that enlarges your pleasure in life, your experience in life. you can still meet people who are long gone because they tell us more about them in letters than the ever could in person. nobody in public life would dare to keep a diary because it can be subpoenaed and used against you in court will stop nobody writes letters anymore. -- in court. nobody right letters anymore. writ

david wright has more of the growing tensions. david: north korea's new missile launch failed her u.s. commanders say it blew up almost immediately after lifting off from a launchpad. after landing, the vice president addressed u.s. troops stationed a few miles away. bp pence: this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. abc news was granted unprecedente staying at that level because we don't know when that harbor is going to come. david: our own martha raddatz exclusive look at a top-secret facility where the north launches official launches a nuclear test. lawmakers in washington are pushing for a diplomatic solution with china as they keep key partner. >> they can do this if they want to. china is virtually the only ally that north korea has. david: president trump seems to agree, tweeting this morning, "why would i call china a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the north korea problem?" for now, the u.s. is not expected to respond militar

jay wright wants to see more runs against the nats. hernandez, to second. 2-0 phils. next batter, kendrick been killing the ball over 400. phillies outscoring the nats by 21 runs since friday. hellerson started, and his hand cramped up it is not serious. phillies in trouble in the 9th. ryan zimmerman pinch hit. three run homer, tied at 3, fans are being. pete mccann none is considering taking him out for good. two on two out, hernandez, bang, ballgame, phillies win, 4-3. wright loves it, the walk off winner the first series win at home over the nats in two years. >> today was special because we beat them after scoring that many runs, you don't know what to expect, two out of three, could have swept them. >> two days in a row, to come back like that showing we're not going to quit. it's fun thing to watch, we'll probably do that a lot of this year. >> let's hope so. should the phillies replace their closer? they are considering we'll talk bit -- about it on "action news" sports sunday at 11:45 p.m. tonight. >>> then there was one, one final game for the flyers against

wright discovered here in 1986.ia: there's only 500 of these in the wild in the whole world. >> anthony: wow, really? what's the biggest pressure on the population? >> patricia: slash and burn agriculture. some places they're hunted. >> darren: here, no, this guy. >> patricia: oh. he is, oh, look at it. oh, how beautiful. oh, that's so nice. oh. >> darren: whoa. he's pissing on you, tom. he's taking a leak right now. >> patricia: yeah, watch. >> anthony: hopefully it's not an editorial statement. >> darren: yeah. [ laughter ] >> patricia: look, this is the kind of bamboo shoot that the lemurs love. it's full of protein and it's full of cyanide. >> anthony: is the cyanide not a problem for them? >> patricia: they can tolerate all kinds of cyanide. the cyanide comes straight through in the, uh, poop. >> darren: do they know how they get it through their system? >> patricia: we're working on that. >> darren: okay. what is the dew on the outside of it? just dew? >> patricia: ah, careful. >> darren: oh don't touch. >> pa

david wright, abc news, palm beach. >> the rain is expected to ease up tonight but it won't be gone forrologist trew tuma is up next with the forecast. and these little hunters are on the prowl for easter fun when we come back. >> in sports, the warriors tip off the playoffs and run into a very hot blazers duo. draymond green saves the day with an epic performance. >>> people around the bay area woke up early today to celebrate easter sunday. abc 7 news was at glide memorial church in san francisco where thousands par took in the easter feast and celebration. people from the community joined glide's sunrise celebration, ate breakfast and later had a chicken lunch put together by a team of volunteers. abc 7 news was also at redwood city where kids wasted no time seeking out coveted easter eggs in the easter egg hunt. everyone from the neighborhood was welcome to the annual event and some kids took the challenge of finding eggs very seriously. >> nine. >> just for the record here, caleb brought home 19 eggs and he's really proud of that. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with tr

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. ♪ ♪ >> live from "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright, good morning.s are brewing on the hill, capitol hill as the full senate prepares to vote on the supreme court nomination of judge neil gorsuch. democrats think they have the numbers to filibuster, but senate majority leader could change the senate rules so that he can be confirmed with a simple majority of 51 votes. democratic senator chuck schumer advises republicans to change the nominee, not the rules. destruction in the wake of a killer storm system that hit the south sunday night. louisiana and mississippi saw the worst of it, at least five people are dead including a 3-year-old girl and the wife of the mayor of glendora mississippi. she was killed when a tree crushed her home. >> looking at the tv my wife and i, turned around, wind, look like it was instant. wind and then she said we have a tornado or something coming? she jumped up, i jumped up. she evidently was strapped on the roof. rescue teams and families continue to dig frantically through big piles of mud and debris. more than 200 peo

david wright, once he have him, we'll check in with him.en talk that congress could subpoena those records. where does that stand right now? >> reporter: it could happen, but it's unlikely as long as republicans control both houses. but several states, including california and new york are considering bills to require candidates to release taxes in order to qualify for the ballot. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, meet your new lifeguard. the technology that may save swimmers from sharks. stay with us. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise.

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. >> and david wright joins us live from west palm beach tonight. did the president actually see and hear those protesters at mar-a-lago today? >> reporter: he didn't see them, but he was certainly aware of them, tom. hundreds of demonstrators right along the route that he normally takes back from his golf course. well, today, the motorcade took the long way around, a ten-minute detour. >> david wright west palm beach tonight. >>> next the breaking news out of war-torn northern syria. syrian television reporting scores of people were killed when a bomb rocked an area where people were trying to escape. children among the dead. abc's jennifer eccleston reports. >> reporter: the massive suicide car bomb engulfing the scene in flames. rescue teams say at least 100 dead just outside of aleppo. [ crying ] innocent children, bloodied by the blast, among the casualties. buses charred, car mangled. the target, thousands of evacwees from rebel-besieged towns heading to government areas. the goal, to move trapped residents to safer, friendlier zones. the stag

it doesn't mean we admire the agreement. >>> and david wright joins us live from the white house. the president tweeted that reviewing the first 100 days is a, quote, ridiculous standard. but he'll be marking this moment in his own way. >> reporter: that's right, tom. a campaign rally, fourth in recent weeks, paid by the trump campaign, this will be held one week from tonight, harrisburg, pennsylvania, in a venue that can hold up to 10,000. tom. >> 10,000, we'll see if they sell out. all right, david, thanks so much. >>> tomorrow on "this week," the new poll on how americans view the trump administration's first 100 days and george's interview with attorney general jeff sessions. >>> thousands rallying across the country and around the world to promote support for scientific research. abc's gloria riviera reporting from washington. >> reporter: tens of thousands of scientists and their supporters taking to the streets. from big cities -- chicago, new york, d.c. and london, to many places in between. red states and blue, alike. >> what do we want? >> science. >> when do we want it?

ben wright, bbc news.ermany's anti—immigration party alternative fur deutschland, or afd, has suffered a crushing defeat as delegates at a conference refused to support her plans to appeal to the wider public. frauke petry, who will not be the party's candidate in september's election, had asked delegates at its annual conference in cologne to vote to become more mainstream and forge partnerships with other parties. translation: i understand that delegates wanted to concentrate on policies, but it's a mistake not to discuss the future political strategy of the party. a political strategy and a party programme go hand in hand. outside the conference, thousands of anti—afd protestors clashed with police. two officers were injured as they tried to protect delegates entering the building. jenny hill has been watching the day's events in cologne. it's been a day of protests here in cologne against germany's most controversial political party. you can see that the demonstrators are starting to disperse now, but

ben wright, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.apon in the battle against a warmer world. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought they would actually go through with it. some places have already had nearly as much rain as they would normally expect in an entire year. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc news. i'm tom donkin. the latest headlines: a huge security operation is under way in france with tens of thousands of police and soldiers on duty for the presidential election. a day of mourning has been declared in afghanistan after the deadly attack on an army base that left more than 100 soldiers killed or wounded. the leader of ger